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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Horses. Cows. Wagons
and Farming implements.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
d made 10 me by T.. l.. Kimberly, one dated
April l6, 1856, and the other March 5, lSs7, both
recorded in the office Of the Clerk cf the County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, ] shall sell,
at public sale, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Ii, 1887,
on the premises Of =. l.. Kimberly, at MI De
Chantal Station, Oh the W. +. Il b, railroad.
two stations, MsZarIon and Robert Bonner, both
Of good reputation, we'll bred and valuable for
breeding purposes, Five Mares, Une Filly, Seven
Cows, one Devon Bull, cpmInonly called Max,
but registered by the name of FalSctto, Two "
Horse Wagons. one Onr H~orcSpring Wagon, one
Buggy, one pOg-Cart, one Farm Cart, Two iedS,
Four PlowS, one Harrrw, saddles, Briiles and
Harness, one Moving Machine, and all other
farm implements owned 10y 4. l.. Kimberly, Ald
now on his farm at Sit. de Chantal.
TERMS OF SALE-hi sums 0i 50 or under
cash; all sums over SIS and under 500. one thiri
cash and balance six months credit, with inter.
est: and all sums Of 500 or over one third cash.
onc-third nine months, ana one thiId eighteen
months credit, with interest from day Of sale,
purcha'cr Ia give notes with approved security
for all deferred instruments.
". T.. HUBBARD, Trustee.
" II HALTER AuCtiputpr- mTIpAll
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FUIsS.
Wheeling.


The following quotations on native fnIs
are furnished by Iforkheimer Bros:
Mink-No. |, dark G0c; No. ], Pale soc
No. ., i0c.
Muskrat-No. |, 16c; No. 2, 10alic.
Raccoon-Iarge, prime, good colors, well
handled 75c; medium, prime, good coIors,
we'll handled GOc; No. . and pale, poorly
handled No. ] 4Oa50c; No. 3, 2Oc; No. 4,
l0c.
Skunk-Black prime, Sla1 10; half stripe
prime, Zoe; narrow white stripe, prime,
25c; broad and white stripe, prime, 10.
Grey Fox-No. l, cased, 81 co. No. 2,
75c.
Red Fox-No. !, 81 10; No. ., Coo; No.
3, 3Oc.
Otter-No. / large, cased IS OOa7 90.
Opossums Large, cased, prime .
a3Oc; good, open ljc; No. 3 Toe.
Wild Cat-SD. ! soc.
House Cat-Black 20a30c; mailed and
sundry colOrs l0al2c.
Sheep Pelts-Prime butchers, from this
months 81 2JaI 40; pelters, according tf
wool 30ca$1 ~.
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Public Sale Real Estate.

IOY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID IN me by Christina Uselton and Daniel uscl.
ton. dated ON the 10Th day ofJune, ISIS I will, on
SATURDAY, MARCH ~, 1851,
beginning AT 10 O'Clock a. IN, al the lnnnt Loo
Of the Court House of Ohio county, West Nir'
ginia, sell AT public auction. the following de-
srribed real property, that is 10 say, lot numbered
six in square numbered twcnty-ScVen, In Church.
ill's addition to the city Of Wheeling, commonly
called Bueua Vista addition, together with all and
singular the Improvements thereon AMI appur,
chances therGumto belonging. This is the same
property which was conveyed Ia the said Chris.
lima UNlion by William :. FohSe and Others 10y
decd dated december =, 1876.
TERMS OF Sale-Oue-hRlf of the purchase
money, or ~ much more A. the purchaser may
elect tn pay, cash on the day Of sale aud the res
idue in Ole year with interest, the deferred in,
Stalmeut being secured by 4 deed OF trust on the
property. J.. J. WOODS,
feblGi Trustee,
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and consequently iuCurablc. Il is impossible to dc
? uhu her >uIcrtu"S. Her body from the crown OF
o.. head fr the >U.uSuf her feet was mass Of decay,
Il>,r~ nf ir,n rOt'iugoT and leaving great cavities.
Her fingers ir-,'rrt and three or four nails dropped
uI ~ one time. Her limbs contracted hy the fearful
u..rrGtInu. and Tor several Years she did not leave
brr h.t. Her weight was rydUCcC from rs 10 ca lbs.
Perhaps snmc faint idea % her condition can be
cleaned from the fact that three pounds % COsmO-
hr" ur ointment were used per week In dressing her
surys- Finally thy physicians acknowledged their
defeat by this Black Wolf, and commended the sui
igryr tp her all-vISr Creator.
HgT husband hearing wonderful reports OF the uSs
OF >WlEr~ Specific -. :. s., prevailed on her 10
tryIf a-a EIst resort. She BEGAN its Use under pro.
-, Du' snUu found that her system was being re,
lov,t of the poison. as the SORES assumed a red and
healthy Cn.ur, SIS though the blood was becoming
pure and active. Mrs Bailey continued the ). ). =.
UHllIaSt February; every sore was healed; she dis
ClsdrI chair and clutches, aud was for the first time
IN twelve Years a we'll woman. Her husband, Mr..
A. Bailey, u IN business at IN blackstone Street,
l9-'nu, aud Will take pleasure In giving the details
u tGss wonderful cure. send 10 u for Treatise on
blnu4 and skin Diseases, mailed free.
NuE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
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A Rare Chance for Manufacturers,
We offer nov TOR sale the
Brewery Property

Extending fnnm Chapline Ia Eoff street, = full
square, and lr9 feet south, together with the
Brewery and three excellent vaults and cellars,
stables, brick and frame, coopers' shop, and
eight small AMI large tenement houses.
The above properly will he Offered az Public
sale, In 'front.' uf the New City Building. south
side, on SATURDAY, MARCH l9, commencing
at 10 o'clock a. m, ii not sold previous.
{. A. SCHAFER 4 Co. Agents,
fehl.h Wheeling. W. Va
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teethihg, is the prescription of one
of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used,
for forty years with never failing success
by millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
i~ncalculable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures d~ysentsry and diarrhea, grip
ing in the bowels, and wind collie. BY Civ
ING health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25ca bottle.
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NON n n -
Threes i VS+
FOuIs Coupons. ...........- w,
urSand- half
Pacific Skies Of
~SrATEs-DulI and steady.
RtILRoADS-Dull; sales S9i3,OOO.
SToCKs-The stock market was much
duller to day, but with the exception OF q
few minutes in the early morning, present
ed = frmer front, and for the most part the
losses ofyesterday were generally recovered.
There was very little hammering OF stocks
and considerable covering OF shorts was
INDUCED in, hut the chief element IN the
improvement was buying offOreign houses
Other influences favorable to higher prices
were the decline in sterling exchange rates,
and the vague rumOTS Of II renewal olheS'-
t~iations in the Baltimore and Ohio matter.
These rumors generally were to the effect
that Messrs. Gould and Sage were to be-
come interested in the transaction, ana q
meeting between Mr.. Sully and the two
gentlemen named. which lasted the greater
mart of a day, is believed to have been held
mt the office of Mr.. Sage. The opening
this morning was firm, first prices III Il
majority OF stocks being from TO Z per
cent above the final figures of last evening,
while Hooking Valley was up ! per cent.
The hammerlng by bears and extraordinary
weakness in West Point, which droppedl5
per cent, carried the general list down n
the gains of the opening were generally
wiped out. 4 rally quickly followed,
however, aud before the end OF the hrst
hour the early declines were regalned.
Then the market became dull with very
sIiyht fluctuations, though the changes
made were invariably iii the direction OF
higher prices until nearly . p. M, when
the market sagged slightly. The last hour
saw a renewal of the upward movement,
however. and the close was moderately ac-
tive and strong ut the highest prices OF the
day. Final changes in the active list are
invariably advances, and Hooking valley
is up II, Louisville and Nashville, Mich
igan Central and Lake Shore Is, Texas
Pacific | per cent. Transactions, 22S,6Ol
shares. Quotations closed Did rs follows:
Adams Express II2; American Express
100: Canada Pacific co. Central Paclhc
81; Chesapeake and Ohio u; do preferred
iirsts IA; do seconds 81; Chicago and
Alton, 144!; dOpreferred 100; Chicago, Bur,
hngton and Quincy 1881; Delaware and
Hudson, 1O1! Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western 1887; Denver and Rio Grande,
25s; Erie 33i; do preferred III; Fl. Wayne,
M; Illinois Central, 1928; Lake Shore,
Michigan Central 9Os; Minneapolis
and St. Louis, III; do preferred, az;
Missouri Pacific, l0S; Northern Pacific,
-: do preferred, 5ss; Chicago and North
western, ll5s; do preferred, al; New
York Central, 11II; Oregon Transcont!-
mental, -; Pacific Mail, sat; Panama;
Peoria, d. u L. Isl; Pittsburg, l5l!i Pull
man Palace Car, llG; Reading, 3SS; Rock
Island, I2j; ST. Louis and San Francisco,
32i; do preferred, 81; first preferred, ll4!i
81. Paul. Minneapolis and Minnesota ll4s;
-. Paul and Omaha Az; do preferred
los Texas Pacific, pa Union Pacific, 513;
United States Express g.; Western Union
Telegraph 70.
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For "A Prohibition Amendment Con
ference.

For a Prohibition Amendment Con-
ference
To the Public:
WHEREAS, The Legislature Of West
Virginia has recently proposed m Amend
ment tn our State Constitution, prohibit
inc the manufacture and sale Of intONi-
eating liquors of this State, and has pro-
vided for Il vote Of the people to be tIken
thereon, ut the next general election in No.
vember, lSSS, and,
WHEREAS, 1t is highly important that
the campaign, TO S5Cur the ratification of
said Amendment, should be inaugurated
at once;
N0r, therefore, we, the undersigned, do
hereby unite in requesting that a Confer
eGce of all friends of the Amendment, men
and women, without regard to party atlili-
alton, but composed of all who love SObrI.
ETY., Peace and Prosperity, of all parties,
creads. orders and societies, including all
who desire the adoption of said Amend
meut BY the people, re held ut ParkerSbuTg
on Thursday, the 9th day of March ISL,
for the purpose of full and free discussion,
and to outline an aggressive Amendment
Campaign.
We r a full attendance.
Let such as cannot attend, communicate
in writing, fully, their ideas and SugGeS-
tons, regarding the campaign. Address
such communications TO A. l.. PurintOn,
Parkersburg, w. Va.
Let all who love Home and Country
come together and join heartily in this
common sense cause. With one purpose
in their hearts, with harmony of plans and
perfect Union in our ranks, agrand victory
is within our reach, and West Virginia
Homes shall be free.
GSigued.
p. b. Reynolds. D. L Purinton, W. T..
Wiley, j. n. Potts, RObt. T. Harvey,
n. W. Beck, Geo. W. Atkinson, Jno.
Campbell, Geo. Z. Hite, K. 5. Carr, Jas.
Ferguson, Daniel Boughner, W. 4.
Freeman, Will A. Strickler, X. II. Freer,
T. NJ. Harris, J. W. Carter, Dave D..
johnson and seventy Others Of eight
counties.
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al trains daily except Suniay.
Tmins leaving bridgeport al "a T. m. 0Ii city
timrD arrive at Chicago nj q g~iOll1Wihs morning.
Trains leave Cleveland for v hecling NJ llto
p. ~, arriving al hIip ~.
Leave CleyolsH1 II 10 2. M, arrive ~ Bridge
port Al ~ a. m.
v. 4. YORD
ten. Ps& and Tie ci Agent, rtrtiSrt, Fn
JAMES asKEA,
General AAnsprr fitl,hurs fs.
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= TLCEgS.

lanes y Richardson, Custom House, New Or
l,.Ts ana oath savs. TN 100 SCTOG1lOuS ulcers
Lr,kr out ul my bOiy until was a mass "t cor
rrrrlrl. EVERYTHING known tO the medical lac
uI;y wastried Zoe vain. became 81 mere MfvtS'
A. ,frr.S gmlI not In my NaudS to my head,
rT,LI rgf srul 900 bri. was in constant pain, AMI
Lr,s,,l uuuu lie G> 81 curse. No relief I'd Gu euu
tru y.tr~ In ISL hraulot The tuucura Rene
GfrS u-r1 the.n. aud wis perfectly Cured
..,,rrr tn before q. :. Com. J. ID. tEAMFu.p.
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a, Et,r been selling yuur CuJivura Remedies
f,- y,-r-. yud have the u->f complaint yet 90 re-
r..fy,. rr,m a pgrchasr-. cue Oi TIE worst eases
,f -.~.m,a over saw was cured by tue uNe %
ryr Erti.,~u ct rIurrsrt Er'n'rnt. tntlcdF2' ana
,,,.rrr -nsp. Thr sap takes the "UaSr' here
SIS "a u. fiyluAl -u&P.
TAYLOR TAYLOR, Druggists,
Frankfort. Kan.
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DRY GOODS.
New York,

New YORK, March l5.-Dry Goods
There was n continued inquiry for all
classes Of cotton goods, with the business
Of good proportions and every day show
ing the supply under further control OF
purchasers. 4 good trade was in progress
in all departments of the jobbing trade.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling


The cattle market this week was qniet
and prices remained about the sameasthosc
of Iast week. The hog market wp active
while prices avauced &c over those of last
week. Mcaars. Hudson a. Rayha furnish
the following quotations:
Caitir-l,O dO 10 LOO lbs stock. 3iaii
per H.; 900 to $40 lis. 3Ia3!c. per H.; 7m
to 800 lbs. 3t}ic. per lb.
Hngs-Markct active 5a5ic per ID.
Lamhs-Good at 35a5c per ID.
Caives-3a5ic per III.
Sheep--3!toi!c per Ii.
New York.
New YORK, March l5-Bccvcs-Re-
reipts (! caIS; no trading in hrevcs;
dressed beef about steady ut Gia1ic for
sides, with general sales at 7a7ic.
Shccp-Rrccipts 500 head; market
dull and nearly nominal; no sales except
two cars Kansas sheep ut - p per lW
pounds, and 4 car fair state do. at - 10;
dressed mutton at Td~c; sheep receipts 80
head.
Hors-Rcccipls3, 100 head; market firm
er feeling aud nominally higher ut - ooI
& 20.
NlNCltlUAV.
CISCINNATI, O., March 1I.-CottOn-
Steady. Fiour-Elsicr. Whcat-lowcr;
No. > red s:Ic; receipts 1000 bushels;
shipments 1000 bushels. COrn-EaSicr;
No. > mixed SOC. Oats-Steady. No. ,
mixed 29c. Rye-Steady; No. , 59c.
Pork-Ncglcctcd at SIS -. Lard-Firm
at s. Is. Bulk Meats and Bacon-Steady
aud unchanged. WhiSkey-Active at
81 Is. Batter. Sugar aud Cheese-Firm.
EsgS--In good demand at BE.
East Liberty.
EAST LIREETY, PA, March 13-Cattle
reccipts III head; shipments % head;
market closing strong at Yesterday prices.
Hogs-Receipts $50 head; shipments
200 head; market slow; Philadclphias
So 3OaG 40; Workers s. 3Oa6 90; common
and light 50 5Oa5 20.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
200 head market iairat yesterday prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., March l5.-HOgs-
Firm; common and light 81 S5a5 70;
packing and butchers s. 60aG Is; receipts
600 head; shipments 400 bead.
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SryorTIOTS.

AMI Cnutagiou> Humor>. with Loss OF ia'r. and
Tm~rfEru>us the SKIN, are positively cured hy
]t.Istatrt and DUfigur1 ~utpcNterualy, ana Gnu
,lrl Ee-,,ycUJ INTERNALLY, when All other mcu-
f..ur> fail. send tur pamphlet.
trffru-a Remedies arr So.tc,rywbere. Pri'P:
,r,irru. the treat SKIN tIrc. IA cents; CUticura
~,r,u. AN Exquisite BraUf.ler, - cents; tutlCuFd
g..nly,nt. tns New Rluul Purifier, SIOL POr-
rrr ngr, ASuCVEMlyNL TO-, Boston.
ni,spLFS RlarEhcaiS. skin B'emishes, and
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Medidnsl.
INITIATED BLOOD
S~erOfulOus, Inherited and COnta-
giOus HGmOrS Cured
nv CutiruPa.

the medium % one OF your books
r,rgiy,si Though Mr.. Frank L. WUtS, Drug
gi>t Apall1. Pa. / became acquainted with your
enfirgra Remedies, and take this opportunity -
tc,liy 10 ynu that theic uc he's permanently
S'r,., w.. -frua ,F fhv worst eases of blood pOi-
sNring in connection with erySiPCls>, that /
have ever seen. and this aGer having been pro
nounCgd meurahIy hy>oUeo. the bc>! PbySiclanS
IN CI1r county. ItaEr Ercst pleasure in forward
r, a. y,1I M, testimonial. unsolicited ~ IL Is by
49,, IN order that others suffering nom Slnilar
!,sI ,.fi,s may De encouraged % give YOU CUT
euro EeurdIesI trial
'O' p ; WHICLINGE LeeChburg, Pa,
p.f,raura Frank L. Wruy. OrdgyiSt, Apollo, Pa.
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forSak.
DOR SALE OR RENT,

On favorable terms, from April /, 1857, 8 piece O
ground containing about l0h acres situate hes,
Elm Grove, Ohio county, West Virginia, one.han
leading 20 IL. and on which is erected . four
roofn frame tenant house, q god stable for three
horses, COW shed, and q young orchard oesih'
ming TO bear fruit. Apply 70
SIMON H0RKHE1MER,
fehsh 1872 Main Street.
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DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber Will sell or trade for asmallei
property near the City Of Wheeling sfarn al ils
hcreS on Big Wheeling Greek, fourteen nilits
rom the city, Lcnj very level Large Orchard
of Good Fruit; Water in Every Field; two Cot,
iagSs and Cold We'll Wsie-, srt rs rain. Gocc
Fences; plenty OF Limestone aud Coel croppi7s
out o. .he land. 4 purchaser can get a rars bar
gain. j. ID. EWING,
iyisassh Office, IlG Main 81, Wheeling.
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ST. Clsiryillc accommodation, leaves wheel.
Ing al SIS - m. lSoand $40 n m: leaves He'll.
aire at g:l0 ~ m, 2:S and s 5 p. m. Returning.
arrives al Wheeling si Sis q m, LIS AID SIS
m, daily except sunday.
We have n 30 n m. aud 1890 n. m. train
through to Cincinnati without change, with
sleeper through " Cincinnati on night train.
Columbus Accommodation leaves Wheeling at
200 n M, Bellaire al 40 p. m, daily except sun.
day.
Noundsville Accommodation leaves wheeling
a. ll:S a. IN. and arrives At MoundSvile nj l2i5
=. m, daily except sunday.
fairmont Accommodation leaves al SIS p IN.
Through coach nom Wheeling 20 Cincinnati
daily on No. 8 leaving Wheeling al 9;as r. m, a..
irving ~ Cincinnati al Go y. n.
II. q U. sleeping cars on all through Trains.
Close connection made f.. all points South ard
Southwest, North and Northwest, making this q
desirable nntc FOR colonists and persons moving
Ia the gnea, west and 10 whom particular Gtten
tion Is given.
Tickets ~ all principal points on sale al depot,
Sleeping oar accommodations can b secured at
Depot Ticket onios.
T. g. RrRKE
Ticket Agent n & q. Depot
JOHN BklIlE
Ticket Agent uader Mcclure holsc.
JOHN T. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent
G. X. LORD, ten. PAS. Agent
DAVID LIE General superintendent
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DITTsBURG, CrEUNHATISsT. LOUIS 4. q
J. (Pan. handle Romeo
Time table bT ESt ard wost oGrectni 70 Jan.
2n. 1887. Trains leave Psa iiRrdlc uaib1i, fsf
Of Eleventh trcct, near public landing. ~ fnIh"vi
Central standard Time
rt1 kASt tv PsG
sTITiOhs. 'F~rp't. EIp'b. fSp't' kIps
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, March IS Wool -
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
XIX and above 34a35e; fine washed delaine
Y and XX 35a36lc; Canada washed comb.
ing 3Ta39c; bright unwashed clothing
medium 29a3lc; coarse 2Sa29c; eastern
Oregon fine 16a20c; new Mexican and Col.
orado coarse 14a16c.
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HrNDAYr.

SUNDAfG.
$50 p. N.
Leave Wheeling Park at 800 a. L., and every
hour to 1000 p. III.
The Church Train willleaye 2ach terminus ut
l-l9 2. Ii. g. flSSCH,
Superintendent.
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Pittsburgh.
WOOL.
WheelinE.

TUESDAY,, March 70.
The local market is very dull with little
doing, while prices for fine wool, as well as
other grades, are softer The prices OF
the lower grades are somewhat affected on
account of slow sales by the manufae-
turers. There is n general decline of one
cent all around. Prices are as follows:
XX 29c; unwashed, one-third of; medium
washed 2Sa3Oc; unwashed 20a2lc-
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DsNNsYLVANIA COMPANY, OPERATING
/ Cleveland and ritsbrrg X. X
Condensed timetable oi ps~rngtE trains COZ.
rcCtci 10 JANUARY ~. iS7-Ccutrl stsnhArd
Time
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DBeelin9 Register
Grarelers' 6uidF.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
NENPLANNTION OF REFRRESCE Marks: $Daily.
tSundGy excepted. MONDAY excepted Wheel
ing Time. January 80, 1887:
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PETROLEUM.

TitusVille.
TITvsyILLE, March 15.-Petrolenm-
Opened at G3lc; highest 63sc; lowest 63c;
closed at G3ic.
Bradford.
BRADFORD. March 15.-Petroleum -
Opened at Csc; closed at G3ic; highest
63Sc; lowest Csc.
Pittsburgh.
~PTTTSBURG, March II. Petroleum
Dali and steady; opened at G3ic; closed at
63lc; highest oslo; lowest 63c.
New York.
New YORK, March 15.-Petrolenm-
Market extremely dull; opened at csc;
highest 63!c; lowest 63c; closed at 63ic.
Sales, sol, 900 barrels.
oil City.
OIL CITY. March 15.-Petroleum-
Opened at Csc; highest csc; lowest
Csc; closed at G3Ic. Sales SOL, 900 bar
rels; c~learances 1,Oil,O 900 barrels; charters
SO, 444 barrels; shipments 1893 barrels.
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UrHEELlYG AND PTrTsRURs DIVISION.

\I HEkLINU FIIIsHUkU DIVInlUN.
On ard after January ~, iS7, PASSENGER lrxils
viii run ~ Acknowledging time:
pxPARTrRR
For Pittsburg-SN6 a m, daily; q m, daily,
except sunday: los p m. daily, except Sunday.
and $50 =. m, daily,
For washirgton-i p. NJ, daily oroert Fun.
day.
AgRIvilS.
From Pittshug-?& a. m, daily ilan a n.
and 10 r. m, daily except sunday; los p IN.
daily.
From wsShiugton-TsNA m, GAly cxcoR sun.
day.
e. X. LORD. General Passenger Agent
}. V. PATTON. SupCr'dent, Pittsburgh.
j. LANE. Travelling AgcnL. Wheeling.
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COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORK, Marchl5 -COttDn-Fnturos
closed steady at an advance Of TAG points.
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SYMPTOMS lP CONSUMPTION.

FIRST STAGE-Cough in the morn.
ing followed shortly after by slight eXpcc.
%toration, which he patient thinks only
comes from his thrOa!. Short breathing,
with tigh'neSs in the Chcst-pulse be-
comes quicker in the cvcnin. or after a
iull meal-cuiliinUss in the evening with
-lirbt frv.r
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SATURDAY. APRIL ID ISS7.


commencing at 10 o'ulUCE, n. IA, III the iWnt
door of the Cuur; House f: said County, In the
city Of Wheeling. III" folio wing described pro
perry situated in said city Of Wheeling. that II
IL ray Lot numbered eleven ~ IN square
numbrrCd twenty one (2j, III Joseph Fills
Addition Ia the city al Wheeling, a map of
which addition is filed In the suit III Louis EClls,
ct al. ". :. brady ct ais, lately pending la the
Circuit Court If Ohio County, West Virginia,
Sail Tot being n part Of the property conveyed
60 ; Brady Caldwell 10y 5. BRADY and ina. l..
Hobbs. lGAsiccs, by deed dated the 18th day al
~JHuuary, ls77. and recorded in the Clerks Office
Of tho County Court Of Ohio County, in bred
BOOK IA, Folio ~ and being also the samc Lot
conveyed Ia said Charles II. Kin" 10y :. Brady
Caldwell 10y deed dated the 9Th DAY Of Nnycm
her, lS7i, and recorded in said office IN Deed
Book No. 90. Inge 81.
TERMS Oh SALE-Onc half, or H. much more ~
the purchaser may elect Ia pay. Yah In hand "n
the day uf sale. Balaucr, II any, tai ~ paid iu
two equal inStalimcntS payable Ia one and two
years frun day Of sale win interest from day uf
sale payable annually. The purchaser Ia CIV"
his n"ICs, with good pUrsoral security, for th"
deferred installmCntS, AMI the titles To- the pro
Irrty Ia he retained ~ additional security.
LOUIS r. STIFEL, Trustee.
q HEpNEV AgTtipupgF. luuTl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-16
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 3a6 Per Gent. Government Dun
and H~eavy-stocks Higher-Flour Dull
and Segiscied-wheat Lower.
NEw YORK, March 15.-MODey ON call
easy at Sa6 per cent, closing at Bad per
cent. prime mercantile paper 54i6s per
cent ; sterling exchange unsettled ana
weak at 4~S34a4s6!.
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3. 4. L. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire at $40 p. M. for WOOdsteld and
SInnneriGid.
Leave Benaire at $50 p. m. foS GAINESVILLE and
nIermediatep points.
Arrive 50 SellaiTc 9:S u. m. and 600 p. m.